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"LDICLV METZ SAYS
r-,.,.-\, , Bridge • Loop Will Be of
Little Value to City.
--. announcement that the Brooklyn Rapid
*' t! .. Company would not entertain favorably
ijjj-riropositiou Jo update the Brooklyn Bridge
bm >>J rrf>3 ll}l a lot of pii«»ssir.p as to the use
?\ tl»e soop < - ould be dcv «ted to. Though the re
"* -j >v-..jiors B>i--«-< it and "UcCarfoll did
B orr;e ai ■ total surprise to their »ollcapuos
° be'Pofc** Srrvic * ? Commission^ i; is certain
? "c On»O n» one Wunderod or took too much for
" A "ted 'in oo"" 1 -" 1 * on lh * > operation of the loop
k?«J>e B«pi d transit Company.
I ' n-in-tes ot the old Rapid Transit Commis-
S'hf 1 * Ihi " °" lrVl " uar >" 1JW: « a special com
5?- lee "jrporud. after a conference with President
f-jj-er of U« r. ; :.1 Transit Company, that the
,vt- c stock W'* allowed j n lsie j OO p should coii
f^' 'a standard to the most modern then in use
•T-J-.e rlevated lilt's of that company.
""L*^ c vidrr.t that •' •■ >-pecial committee was care
., ,0, 0 Mnstfer Mm attitude of the Brooklyn Rapid
asstt Company before making Its report, and
-«**••» orkinjr 00 *!ie assumption that that com-
H-v would be wiHiris to undertake the operation
r-he loop. From the minutes it docs not appear
• '. p~esiccni Winter or his company ever Rave
tree: assurance that it would do bo. The near
' gpproacb to «vi intimation of the company's
nhiiMe villinpness to operate the loop was con
•'6<i i* l tn *" foUowtag ftatement mad« by Prcsi
h* Wir.ter:
••n' can 1 se<> ' )OIV '^' < * ;••.:'. me company could
secured i:i i!' e rijrht acainst contingencies per
.«';tiy ii" l ppo*te other than strictly fireproof
.^ grouch *-" :ie proposed subway, however remote
, r "js and I l>eheve Ritta his mar the Mayor
!- ;t vvouid i>e remote; but ! have Dot consulted
rJKS* coj artn.ent on this point.
•,','j. -i.f earnest desire of tliis company to co-
StSt * n 1"* fullest possible extent in your effort
solve the tmublosom** problem, and we feel that
irou'.d fal* short of this if »-« did not pal before
■ ; n *>ii ffctuoktiess the prave questions, physical
IfincscteX with \vhi<-h. from our point of view.
.deration of a subway loop would l>e invested.
«■ U *!'* time t( > consider them.
Costrolier Mttz. who was a member of the sub
...j^tef ri f r.tioned. was of the opinion yesterday
atSe tity 2-^d spent J5. 000.000 for .-•. "lemon." If
- Brook:} n Karid Transit Company Bbculd refuse
prorate the loop. The only way out of the
jfien, irl • : * s opinion, was to build the Broad
fi^wat avenue loop. This improvement has
rsr* arpear«--d 1o x ' l€ Controller to be of more
lortar.re ih«n the construction of the Fourth
one i ßrooklyn* subway. tidier Wellington,
iff Engiat^r of the Finance Department. he
res That, if The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Coni
—.• flora not operate the loop, the route of the
mt«d Broadway-I^exinc-ton avenue subway
chanced bo as to include that portion between
-i i:o* arid T'cjancey street. With the comple
- o t -v-f. j;roadway-I^afayette avenue loop in
g£ri) rr.^ operative contract for the two routes
Ci rrovid' 1 a free transfer ex<-hange to trains
€'.:h*r toe at the Bowery terminal.
Commissioner Stevenson said ■••■■■.;,>■
it, <i'.t"r.-i eh the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Coin
j mifrhi not 1* ivillins: to run trains from the
tfcrm iiridpe into the subway loop, he felt
tied it vould have no objection to doing; •-"
: the v\'f.:i\rr;tfburp Bridge.
m I
WEW LAW ABOUT TAXES.
Seduction Ifow for Early Payment, Says
Walter Lindner.
alter Lindner, solicitor of the Title Guarantee
Tr.;f. Company, said yesterday that it would
i BBTprfse t« most taxpayers in this city when
r learned thit a bill had been passed and sisrned
the Governor, which takes away the rebate
.i"y allowed for eariy payment of taxes, and
■» f*w interest running: on taxes much earlier I
Vr.c>r this '.au*. whK-h i? known as Chapter 447
Is Law 1 of. 1!«J*. .-■•■'■ <>n the
i M.r.'i.-.y in October, ana may he rr d ' J without
1 dtd;.' lion or nriy penalty <luri::s the rponth
October." said Mr. l^indnor. "There is now no
Ueerzrm to pay taxes tin th<» Jlrsi day thoy are
fsiJe. On the contrary, there is an inducement
■H all payment till t!i^ very last of October.
! •_:•■'. .':•■■' the first day uf Xo^•c■nlber
ft to draw interest at the rate of 7 per cent
nth*' fir^t Monday of October. This all makes
liiirior.al trouble, owing 1o the fact that we
f! distributed ov«r one hundred thousand real
be calendars in the immediate vicinity of New
a City." 1
■£/a the old law a discount of 6 per cont per
sn, computed from the date of payment to De
tar 2, nat allowed tv all persons who paid
r Ulxcs during the muntii of October. Xo ro
»as given for tax<-s p;iid ...:•_ November.
so penalty was imposed. On December ; a
JSy of 1 r«or cent was added to all unpaid tax
■ ard on !>i!l? no; paid t^efore January 1 in
9 ai the rate <>f T per cent was <-hars«*d from
Srst llonday in OctoN-r.
Easpa =er announces eond issue.
* ' ■ ■ ■ plans
■ - meed i ir an is
' • • l iual may
■ - - ■ - : partly
tr stock and partly In
- r stock IE. Efask< ]\
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• ■ Ti :.-! 1 JOtnpsUiy ; I
Bt-IVL-S CHA>CEB.
*'*' SECVftEf sn interert in prominent
'''.'>■ rck.-ufactar:n«: >■ etaple artic!*
•~~uzb:*S r:«riT . r>uF:n?Fs fu!!y » stab
'■'■'■ tttttactlr increannj:. :-na.ld
fps Ci^2T-7 ' BroaC way.
t^auUful home. Eton-^
[5?. ODbs , ,;~, :arp« rooms; fne ]aJv«»
nmt: W a-r^f of frounci: will s*ll
gHanerthf <oj.t. Apply McDonald-
K*J*J?7 Broadway/
&!**-■ 3sSarom.t3oß r<"ranslng g*afl
I, 3 *™ -'-'" *i;e- ret particular about
f*"'-'- *^i? r.r lo'axirrr.-. prefer to deal
c«T*r. Gr.« prloe and lull descrip
' - ; r- -*r to deal
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[ *■'**** L. DutgvUre. Box .'*S4.
L**- N. T.
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* c>r««t it the manufacture of new
ynweesthr ; stinted; vsJoabta to
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UjP W3TMENT EUKEAU.
[*1 Lexington Aye.,
fhfr.l AE V IhHED 20 TEARS.
riij. cr AM N«iloc*lltlea.
* W® 11 oiiiSJElflily 'J
•UTM":"; :-"BEJll!5
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tti-r cik *» 'SomeaUc help. Scan
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tT*f r.. Any jn-rson havlnK
■q ff 8 «!i bO« k In ra-lled Ul.on to
1 V * i " r r e t0 ''•• t-ir.k within thirty
"Mm **-* h '" k wiIJ I*" <JeclaJ«d
*; s jj" iiid a i.--v. one
"'taT^^-t^ — l:«::kbnok No. M 1.900.
ae>j*S? tr - t lr-'Su»<ri*l tavlDC« Bank.
*• - v o 'i /» "■ P*««*» return book to
*'•*( '^-"y" y ■>''■ Ilank Tor
"f-,'~ r 'y J *}■' *^* . N«w Pay-
JJ — 2^t«TM— r^urn b'jck to !*t:k.
»a H7.510. Baxk for
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"««. — __*>*».- return book to bar.k.
E-!Z? I ' EN ' "Barkb-v* No.
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■^—^^f*rs *t.
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■ tv «St' V' 6V '- •*"'•*' V<-.rk. Pay-
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WEST SIDE ATTRACTS.
Two Hothouses on Washington
Heights Sold.
R. A. White and M. W. Halprin have sold for a
client Xos. 536 and EM West 153 d St.. two five story
flathouses. 25x100 loot each.
1- J. Phillips & Co. have Bold for the Hunt's
Point Realty Company a plot 28x153 fret on the
south side, of Garrison aye., S4 feet south of Falle
*-, to a builder. The Hunts Point Realty Com
pany has also sold to Margaret Bradley a lot on
the south side of Garrison avo.. 105 feet cast of
Whitticr st., and also a plot 50x100 ft. on the west
side of Lonpfellow st.. 100 feet south of Garrison
aye. •
Richard Collins has sold for Mrs. Emily U Lan
don No. 123 West S7th st., a three story and base
ment browtiJtone dwelling house, on a lot MJx
■'«• feet, to a client, as an investment.
The Stephens estate has sold No. ■ East 54th pt..
a four story and basement stone front dwelling
house, on lot 20x100.5 feet. The buyer is under
st.M.,l to he. Stephen Pea body, who owns the ad
joining house. No. IB East 54th ut., at the south
west corner of Madison aye.
William D. KHpatrlck lias sold for James H.
<"rnik!=l'.ank to Huph Getty N'os. 153 and 155 Hud
son si.. old building*, on a plot 50x103 feet, ad
joining the northwest corner of Hubert st.
The Nevelaon-Goldberg Realty Company has sold
for ■ client No. 21* West I2U( st., a live story single
flathoupe. on a lot ISxl'jO.ll feet.
Theodore H. Nickisch has sold to John Kfjgers
another of his eleven -room brick dwelling houses
in Harrison aye. near Tremont aye.
WILL IMPROVE CLIFF ST. STRUCTURE
The five story loft building: Nos. 19 and 21 Cliff
st., to be remodelled, it is also to be extended
through to Ryder Alley. The building was re
cently damaged by tire. The improvements,
which are to be made for the Wyllys Company as
owner, will increase the floor space and pro
vide new elevator service, and arc to cost $25,000.
Howells & Stokes are the architects.
A SIXTH AVENUE OFFICE PROJECT.
The three story and attic dwelling house at the
southwest corner of Stb ay. and 13th st., owned by
Christian Bode, is to be altered into an office
building with a ground floor store. The re
modelled structure will have a facade of orna
mental stucco work. * Plans have also been filed
for making over the three gtory and basement
dwelling house. No. B*o West 4Sth st. for business
use. Two floors of stores are to be installed, the
improvements being made for Lebowitz & Levitan
as new owners. AJbers & AHmindlnger and B. W.
Levitan are the architects.
TO ENLARGE FINE HOUSE.
Plans were filed yesterday with Buildings Super
intendent Murphy tor enlarging the four story
house. No. 15 East «>2d St.. by adding a four story
extension, the Improvements being made for Mrs.
Clara U. Rossin. as owner, and also for remod
elling the three story and basement dwelling
house. No. 138 West 18th St., owned by James
Clarey. Taylor & Levi and Henry Charlton are
the architects.
RECEPTION FOR GOVERNOR FORT.
Ir.\itatiotip have b«ren gent "'.:t by the president
nr.d gwveinors of the Essex county Country «'iub
for a reception for Governor John Franklin Fort,
to be held a* the cl ■ ■ -■ on Memorial I 'ay
from 4 to o p. ni.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ELVIRA • LAKE ONTARIO.
(Northern Centra] Railway, lessee.)
Crom earninc* $218,707 $277.8*2 5235.404
KxiKn.=.-s 346.123 301.324 24ti.:»74
Net loss yj-.i.iV* *2.t.441 $11,070
Other Income 1.17S 1.371
T.ital re t ]n-=s ...... 128.237 $22,070 111.570
Charges . 47 :<.V. 27.472 16,043
r>efi(-it F76.152 J4'.'.:.4i; ?2«.213
ELM IRA ft SviLLIAMSPORT.
• Northern Central Railway, Irssc«.)
Quarter ended March 31 — MM 1!<"7 •"hatiK'**'.
r .-. s = earnings *4t78,(n."i ?rts7.7ir, Dec P».®Bo
Exi.er.«es. 321.652 357.697 Dec 36.045
Not «-arr.inr.« 1>:,4".". $30,018 In,- . $^'i.:i-C.
Other Income 1.002 — Inc. 1.502
C,r"FS income s.-.T.i«C. $30.01S rnc.s27.W*7
Charsrs .',•.. M.'t 43,024 Inc. 22.819
Deficit $7. Ms (13.006 ]•'■■. J.'i.OGS
CANADIAN PACiriC
]:;,* li*> 7. l!* 06.
TTird week In May... f1.238.<10<» H. 547.000 $1,213,000
July 1 to May ■_: (C.625.81« 61,656.375 54.306.404
CENTRALi OF GEORGIA.
Third Ti-e*k ... May... $1."«.20i> Sl!l7.7<H> $183,801)
July 1 to May -1 10,333,900 10,964,200 l".-li,77l
COIjORADO & SOUTHERN.
N'umljrr of mikr. .... 1 si] |.A6S
Third «reek in May... 52.'.:<.:'.7.-. $2»5.313 $253.6A4
July I to May n... 12.»<KM23 1J. 894.692 10.410.442
DETROIT .V- MACKINAC.
TTiird w-ck in May... J-Jl'.>C.t» f25.0!»2 *ta.27J»
July 1 to May 21... - 1.04.5577 1.130.851 1.011,380
. "Til. BOITH SHORE A- ATLANTIC.
Number of miles ",i r«7« ."i>>o
Third w«k in May... $43,391 S>->.(>-i $62 873
July 1 '■ Ma 21. . 2.73<C395 1'>7."..»;54 2,0!Kr.3G3
IOWA CENTRAL.
Nunir*T of niilrf! .... ."..*.<? ."..*.>< « r..i>.
Third week in May... *-4."i.. r >ir, *..'.!'. 4<>4 ?4f<.
.' .'. 1 to May 51... . 2.677.6Z6 2.818.513 2.634.059
MINNEAPOLIS A.- ST. LOUIS.
Third »r<k in May... $59,330 *7". 5 7" $64,239
July 1 to May 21 ... 3.450. «29 5.405.349 3.294.754
HIKXTAFOUS. BT. PAUL. & SAUL.T BTE. MARIIJ.
Number of mil-i. ... l.")- 1 l.n!H I 392
Third treek In May... $175.05>2 f243.m« $204,810
July 1 to May -1 10.481.542 11.122.570 11.232.321
CARPET CI.EA>T?fO.
TfiE C. H. BROWN CO.
Carpet <& Rug Cleansing
22: -223 EAST SBTh STREET.
Telephones. 1631 3<>th— lß4l 36th.
Dust and Dirt Blown out. not from
Surface, only.
8? years' experience In Fine Carpets &■ Ruga.
K.Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Larßetit, Most Modern.
437 AND 438 WEST »tTH ST.
Tel — 4693 Bryant. Established 1837.
•CT IT. JORDAN. EDWIN LENTS.
J. & «!!. W. WSLL3AM
£ESHf.fi4TKST.oS«mmS.
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1870.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.—
Cleans by compressed air, steam, hand or
m Base i.'A4 Broadway. 421 East 4htii st.
mE & BRANDT Tel. 1 32-38 tb.
DALKRANIAN & SONS. — Expert repairers.
■washer*, cleaners, ttorers Oriental ruga,
tapestries. 121 East 23d st TeL 1798—
Gr»n.«rcy.
TRY A. H. KAUIAN'S reratrlnr. waeh
cleaninsr. rtorir-K of Oriental rugs. 410
«th aye Telephone 10*1— Madison Fquare.
rooms to, let.
3 UNIVERSITY PLACE,
or"v>n!te Washington Square. l.arc» and
email rooms; • legal, tly furnished; gentle
men ; saCeraneas.
1W EAPT ZMi ST. (Madia n K<iuar« South)
"" suit*: two rooms, bathroom; by month;
refer* Ti'ff. [
rnor. sin atiovs .anted.
BBBBW.
n ;TMAN. linguist, will go out to a
few* moie I'Upils of first ■ lass families;
tf-a.'-)if* Kr-nrh. Omian aTif Latin «**
rectly. Addl«M !<•■>•. W. J)la«s. tM Wat
S4th fct.
__._
Frmale.
«O\"ntNß?S. — Tounr J:r». woman;
ienlor I Oxford. Edinburgh unl
vf-rfitlfjj; FTenth. Cnnan, 1 lav . elemen
tal Latin: American. Etogiish references,
j B-. 43 W«st Mdi ft
N-I'PSKItY OOVERXESR-— By re.ined
voamr l*«iy to «i.< child: Jili?he«t city
.eferencee. Addres* X- >•!-' V^"t 17>ith ft
WORK WANTED.
AfDITOR. — Any r>ook«. any time; moder
*'*.,".*,.- r&xirvtm and llabUKtoa:
Si's** ii<i rain.. Burnett, public account
ajit. • .■7 Hanock »■' ■ Brooklyn.
BOOKKEnTER.-T^unr man: «!x years'
_.,. reference, farrUhed. G. 8..
Sfy> 14ti> m ■ Brooklyn- ■___
BOOKKEEPER— Exrerier.red »rrrunt»J>».
*iJ! U-e« .killed advertiser: <-« r able aof
1 iTi« v»- i-uf'si reference* rh*r«'"'
160 th tX.
SEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1908.
! . ■'.'* ' ; : MINERAL. RANGE.
Third week In May... $14.55.*t $18,411 $13.<««
July 1 to May 21 715.270 653.219 659,992
TOLEDO, PEORIA & 'WESTERN.
Number of miles 24S 24« 24«
Third week in May... $1*8.170 *24.0«1 $23,394
July I to May 21 1.052.463 . 1.128.271 1,157.500
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
Month of April- '.'•"
Number of mi1e5...... 319 306 300
gross eamlnßS... $252,552 $332..Vil $305,223
Operating expenses 202,8^9 276,837 270,059
Net earn'lns* $49,6»3 $55,714 • $54,264
July Ito April —
GrtiSß earnings .. . $3,009,450 $3.271,5»« $3,141,594
Op. expenses ana u\x 2.426.791 2.554.492 2.531.623
Net earnings 10 mos. J551.6.19 J657.406 $609,971
CIN'CIN'XATI. -NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PACIFIC.
Month of April-
Number of miles 336 *."<? 336
QroM oarnlnjrs $61 1 .137 $706,772 $707,458
Op. expenses and taxes 420,532 551.619 518,628
Net earnings $190,605 $155,152 $188,830
July 1 to April 30—
Gross earninss $6.«79.25VS $6.791. ;7O $6,945,196
Op. expenses and taxes 5.125.9<59 5.347,939 282.720
Net earnings 10 mo«.. $1,553,329 $1,443,931 $1,662,478
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
Month of April •
Gross earnings $736,527 $924,299 *S«1.12O
Op. expenses and taxes 64.5.29S K13.479 67i>.060
Net earning $58.220 $110,820 $182,060
July 1 to April 30—
Gross earnings J!>.5r,2.171 $10.341. 11.*> $9,671,776
Op. expenses an.i taxes 7.651.776 7,085,056 6,920.605
Net earnings 10 mo». $2,200,305 $2,355,159 $2,751,081
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.
Month of April-
Number of miles 1.827 1.827
Gross earnings $1,718,852 $2,209,621 $2,005,871
Operating expenses 1.140,948' 1.465.796 1.264.661
Net earnlncs $577,904 $743.<!25 $741,210
July 1 to April 30 —
Gross earnhißs $22,102,218 $20,975,241 $20,210,091
Operating expenses 14.645.144 13.583.366 12,226.273
Net earnings 10 mos. $7,454,074 $7,391,575 $7.953.518
READING.
Month of April —
Railway Company: 1!>OS 1007.
Receipts ". $3. 269.977 19 $3,998,068 52 i
Expenses,' inrl. renewals, etc. 2.0P7.535 29 2,434.764 73 I
Net earnings $1,172.44190 $1,363,303 79
Coal and Iron Company:
Receipts $4.4. r >3.707 40 $4,121.378 75
Expenses 4,250.573 68 3.901.151
Net earning* $203.133 72 $220,227 13
Reading Company:
Net Income ' $128,418 72 $120.374 72
Net rarnlng« of all sas.... $1,503,994 34 $1,912.905 64
Prop. <".f arm. flxrri chgs. and
taxes of nil cos. (est.) 887.500 00 85T>.477 72
Surplus $616,494 34 $1,027,427 92
July 1 to April 30 — 0
Railway Company:
Receipts $35,425,498 11 $35,541,647 60
Expenses, Inc. renewals, etc. 22.397. 75S 14 22,513.216 07 ;
Net earning? $13,027.739 97 $13,028,431 |
( "'.a! and Iron Company:
Receipts $32,661.57169 $.12,010,461 47 ■
Expenses 30,600.877 31 80.319.880 84 1
Net earnings $2,260,693 78 $1,690,58063
Rradlnc Company:
X.t income $1,276.053 94 $1,300.57*; >■!> |
Net earnings all cos $16.564. 457 69 $16,019.588 09
Prop. arm. fixed r!igs. and
tax>'.- all companies 8.875.000 "0 8.854.777 20 1
Surplus $7,689,487 68 $7,164.810 83
LBHIGH VALLEY.
Month of April —
Gross earnings $2.»03 MS $.*t,Ofi6.4fi2 $1.f>17.143
Expenses, and lax"? 1.713.303 1.933.4U3 1.502.299
Net earnings $1,190,215 $1,180,969 $:',!». ,
July 1 o April 3"-*
Gross earning* •t2f».4«1.."!6 < ; $20. W. 471 $27,198,659
Expenses and taw 20.029.493 18.781,561 17,031.609
Xet earnings 10 mo 9 . $9,431,870 $10,315,910 $10,187,050
DELAWARE ft HUDSON.
Quarter end"d March Tl —
Gross earninss $3,079,735 $3,029,722 $2,928,732 :
Expanse.? 2.074.292 1.940.966 1,868.638
Net earnings $1,003,443 $l.'^^.7rtt"> $1,000,094
Other Income 14(5.796 ,
Total lLCome $1,152,239 $1,088,768 $1,080,094]
Chaises 728,358 695,569 75<J.42<j
Supplies $423,881 $393,197 $309,668
July 1 to March 31 —
Gross earning? $11,056,706 $9,905,811 $9,288,344 ;
Expenses 8.632.608 :..ii<l7> > <4 5,503.817]
Net earnings $4,524,098 $4,237,927 $3,784,627
Other Income 453.882
Total income $4,977,980 $4,237,927 $3,784,527
Charges -■ 224.092 2,049.530 2.240.265
Surplus $2,753,888 $2,188,397 $1,544,262
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, May 27.— The official closing quo
tations for mining Btocks to-day were as follows:
Alta 01 Gould & Curry 2S
Alpha Con 11 ! Justice "1
Andes 23 Mexican 1.05
Belcher Occidental 'm 16
Best & Belcher <r» j Ophir I.V)
Itullion 08 Overman 13
Caledonia <»> Potoul ••»
Challenge Con '».'•; Savage 37
Chollar :«1 Sag Belcher <W
Confidence 2S|9lerra Nevada — <
Cod ■':ii <v- \;i...' 11l Union Con is
• •on Imperial 27 Utah Con.. m
Crown l».int 04 { Yellow; Jacket <>.">
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Furnished I.v Charles I>. Barney & Co.. No. 25 Broad
Btr<-et. New York, and No 122 South 4th street,
Philadelphia.)
Bid. Ask.'! ' Bid. Asked.
v, i> me nl 33 :;:« 2 Lehlgh Val RR. TV". 61' i
Am !;• Co .. 44 44' 4 Marsden I 1 * l «
Cambria St.-pi... •"" '* 30^4) Phi la Co 37 37'-j
Ci ■ Tr of N J. 70 71 1 do prof 4" 40',
Elec St Bat Co. 30 32 Perm II R C 0.... 59% M»\
Ki..- Co of Am. 1" M'slPenn Steel C 0... «1 63
Kalrmount Trac. » 10 I do pref 92 93
Gen Asphalt . 3 •". Phila Elec C 0... >- ;i; i 8*
,i o prof . ... 21 23 I"hila Rap Tr ... 14» 15
Ins Co of X A. -1 21Vi Smokeless Pow... « 11
Lake Sup Corp. 4 ."■ I I'nion Traction... 51 M j
do r r*>f ... 2.". 27 l"n Gas Imp Co. S-t 1 ; W*
1,-h.(.-l] Nay ....87 88 I Welebacb Co 25 27
BONDS
\mi liv cony ss. ;•:. 95*4|Fhila Kier 4s 7" 70' i
Elec <i Feo 45.. »2 »2.i do r.K '>!.■* 100
X.l Con •'•* 1044 I"-*' Phila Co bi 0< 97 1
1.., Pass Rj 4-. 95 B6 I
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
American Can •*• I Diamond Match 131
do pnff-ned 54' 4 ; National Biscuit S4 1 *
Box Board prcf 6%! North Chic Street Ry .170
Chicago Subway . .. . . 20% I Pneumatic Tool 27
,-.i v Chic C & D •'•'■ I Streets Stable Car 2,s\
Chi.-Hco Telephone:.:: 121% Swift ft Co MM*
Chicago Title a? Trust. lo9 I South Side EUevated.... 61
Chic & Oak Park pf. . « 1
WOKR WASTED.
BBBwa
BOOKKEEPER, outside man. ftc; middle
ap#d itorraan wishes permanent or tem
porary position in addition to present work.
Address C W.. Box S. Tribune Office.
CHAUFFEXJfc. amerlean. at good a-T
t*.rr<=<<: with firft class family: &•> own re
rairliigr. t-'-:!r-j J and careful drivct . inar
ritd; «ge<J 2.V H . FaJr (irnund. I^. I.
CHAUFFEUR. Can do own rejiairing;
nod reference. H. Bledennann, 613
!:ac> a\i . Brooklyn,
CHAI FFEUB '2- r >'. German; single; g''nd
mechanic; careful drher; honest and
strictly fober; experienced; city o r coan
bry. i'at\ Back. MS Ooliegx aye., Bronx.
CHAUFFEUR. — Two year?' experlfn^e. In
■bop carrtui driver, wlillnp and obliging:
country preferred. Alexander C M., 1027
I6t aye.
CHAUFFEUR private or doc
tor; good reference; moderate wages;
city or country. 4 Hast 132 d ct.
CHAUFFEUR. German; carerul driver;
can make all rei-air.--. well recommended;
willing to be otherwUe useful; moderate
saltry. A. N'oiler. 124 E. 7Mh St.
CHAUFFECRr-MACHINIST. 26; have run
■J] kinds ttUton>"l>!.-3. motor boat!-, here
and abroad; private family preferred.
Alexander. < arc of Ka>s. 14D East 4*th st.
CHAUFFEUR. — Temperate; careful driver;
reliable; can do own repairing; best ref
erences; will work very reasonably; willing
to go anywhere. Chauffeur, 142 Dane st.,
Newark. N. J.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC -By English
man. 29; *l» rears' driving #-x;«-iifni-e;
willing to go abroad: can speak French
fluently: wa K<-sK <- s *•*> a week. I. J!. 1!.. JUS
Went 041h St.
CHAUFFEUR — Competent, careful, reli
mi■)•- man of excellent habits and charac
ter; with private family, to operate gas
car William i. CerroaJt, 1.'170 Ist aye.'
COIX.BCTOR for rtal .state or Instalment
house, watrhrnan or caretaker, by man,
r.h. beast reference*. Haartman, l-l Van
Si.'klen a-.' . Brooklyn.
CORNETTIST, pood ei»c!it reader, would like
sununer engagement Address "W. B. 0.,
442 Fulton ti~, Klizabeth, N. J.
DENTAL LADORAIORT ASSISTANT.—
rtrlctly temperate; wtllitm: expt-ri«nced;
reference; part or whole time. Wallace
[Mil, u'.C Lorirm-r St., Brooklyn.
DESIGNER and cutter on children's and
Infante' cloaks and drepsea; moderate,
ealary. Pain I'iibln. 75 2d *t.. caro of
Borentbln.
DRAFTSMAN T»el\e. years' experience
in drafting rooms; would prefer to take
charge of outside construction work; first
class man. Nielsen. "57 43d st . Brooklyn.
DR*VGHTFMAN <24>; technical student:
l't.r. fix >»ar»" riperienre In rut ftone.
ard a* architect* aftlMJnt: desires poeltlon
utter* brightness and accuracy w>uM be
arpredatfd; beet reference. Wm. W. Cut
tlnr. Ro»*vm»- gtaten Island
DRI^'ER — Oood reference; eTreji*hc« on
delivery IB rreater New York; aped 1»
fharleg ErlndUe. 11«» West l<ywh ft
DRIVER. — V^'ing mar.: In country, with
private family, Martin Metidorf, 2360
let *v«,
WORK WANTED.
ELECTRICIAN. — Mechanic: Swiss: can do
all repairs; 8 years' experience; hotel,
office building, power plant; references. E.
R.. 445 Lexington aye.
ENERGETIC young Japanese seeks po.i,
tlon of any kind: no objection to wearing
overalls, but apron by no means: high
school education: references. Scicnta. care.
of Fuji. 214 East 20th St.
UTKOTTPB sCAOHINIST-OPEfiATOR.—
Foung man; city nr country. William.
I>pgfiin. h'2 Tilling St., Brooklyn.
FIREMAN. — National Aus'rlan. 9 years In
New York: steady worker; four years'
reference from one con. -em: sober, honest
and industrious; working ten months In
this place; wishes to better position. Write
or call after 6 p. in.. P. Bariscb. 360
■West 4^th st.
MANAGERS. — PurPrintendent's assistant;
high class executive, of sterling character
and education: good address: capable credit
man. correspondent. b<x>kkeeper. office man;
very rapid, accurate, reliable; familiar for
eign exchange, import, export, manufactur
ing industrial; no objection travelling:
highest references. Frank Browne. 183
Bchermerhorn st., Brooklyn.
SUPERINTENDENT.- Experience on new
tiuildinss; able lo take charpe of old
building*; honest; can furnlßh best refer
ences. Jacob Dove. 1432 Amsterdam aye.
TRANSLATIONS. — French. English. Span
ish. German. Italian, by hour, day or
week; also correspondence. Address Luria,
L'IS'J Broadway.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN. — Splendidly
connected British West Indies; Very hli?h
est credentials, character, ability. Frank
Browne, 185 Bchermerhorn St.. Brooklyn.
fOUNG MAN. thoroußlily experienced" of
ji<-e assistant; three years 1 experience in
Insurance business; In office. Wo. Herman.
207 East B7th it
TOUNQ MAN. 21: In rountry: Al refer
i-n-r. Country. Bo« I"J«. CI7 «th aye.
YOl'N'G MAN'. — Mulatto; for gentlemen*
club or billiard parlor: care for cues and
make repairs; also good cook and barkeeper;
country preferred . reference from present
employers. Jones, 12'» West listh st.
YOl'N'G MAN'. — Understands horses, cows.
Kardcnlng and flowern; be«t references. P.
B. L. Mills Hotel. 30th st.
TOUNO MAN.— Clerical work In ofTlre;
bookkeeplnp. involclnir, typewriting;, slilp
pin*;, etc.: several years' experience: good
recommendation. Address A. X., 8S Moffatt
at , Brooklyn.
yniN<"? MAN to do Inch? work In office or
factory: Rood references; bond If neces
sary. A. L. F:allnrm care of J. FTel
man. M Orchard si . third fl<*>r room 11
FemAlav .
CA?HIER — By younr ladr; t!ty or coun
try; six yeju-s 1 experience; competent and
attentive. H. A. H. 2T> Union St. Jersey
City
f-TENOGRAPHER. typewrit**, irenerii of
6 <■ ai!!stanr. 19: three years experience:
rapid accurate, ambitious and trustworthy;
permanent place best of reference*. Mlaa
Hert, 380 Bleeck*jt •*•
RAILROADS.
KEW -JERSEY CENTRAL
TWO-HOT.' R TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOTR ON' THE HOfP.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. W. 23d ST :
—6!VO, 7. D0. 8.20. B.SO. 9u">o. 10. .V>. 11. :».
11 5n a. m.. 12.50. 1.30 1.50, 2 .V>. 8.50.
4.2<>. 4 50, 5.50. S.'>o 7.50, 8.50, 11. SO p. m.
Sundays, 7.50, B.SO. 950. 10.SO 11.50 a. m..
la. SO. 1.50. 2.50. 3.50. 4.30, 550, 6 50, 7.50,
8.. r >o. 10.20, 11.50 p. m.
I.v. LIBERTY ST. : — 1.30, f1.30, 7 00, S.OO.
8.9. 9.00. 10.00, 11.00. 11.30 a. m.. 12 On
noon. 1.0(i, 1.30 2.0 C 3.00 4.00. 4.30, v f'"'.
6 00, 7.00, $.00. 8.00 p. m.] 12.15 midnight.
Sundays, 1.30, B.OU. 9.00 10.00. 11.00 a. ni..
12.00 noon. 1.00. 2.00. 3.00, 4.00. 3.00 6.00,
7.00. 8.00. 9.00. 10.30 p. m.. 12.15 midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. W. 23<J ST. :— 7.60 9.50. 11.50 a. m.,
1.50. 3.50. 5.00, 6.50 p. m. dally. Lv.
LIBERTY ST. : — 1 30, 8 00. 10.00 a. m.. 12. 00
noon. 2.00. 4.00. 6.00. 7.00 p. ni. dally.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 23d ST :
— 9.60 a. m.. (12.50 Sate. oniy). 3.20 p. ra.
Sundays. 9.50 a m.. 2.20 p. m. Lv. L1B»
ERTY ST. :— IO.OO a. m., (1.00 Sats. only"
3.4<> p. m. Sundays, 10.00 a. m . 2.30 p. m.
KOR LAKEWOOti AND UKKHL'K?T.
Lv. w. 23<1 St. :— ».6O a. m. (12.50 Sats.
<nly) 1.20, 3.20. 4.T.0 p. in. Sundays. 6.50.
950 a. it... 2.20 ;.. ni. Lv. LIBERTY ST.:
—4.00. 10.00 a. m.. (1.00 Sats. only). 130.
3.40. 5.00 p. m. Sunday*. 7.00. 10.00 a» m..
2.30 p. m.
VIA ALL RAIL.- Long Branch. A»bury
Park, Oc<-»n Grove. Ac Lv. W. 33d ST. : —
8.20, 11.20 a. m. (1.00 Sals. only.". 120.
3.20. 4 30. (5.06. except Sats.). 5.20. 6.2<>.
8.50. 11.50 p. m. Sundays, 9.05 a. m.. 3.50.
820 p: m. Lv. LIBERTY ST. :— 4.00. 8 30,
11.30 a, m.. (1.20 Sats. only). 1.30, 3.3(>.
4.45, (5.15 except Sats.). 5 30. 8.30. 9.00
p. m., 12.01 midnight, Sundays, 3.30, 915
a. m.. 4.00. 8.30 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUT?:.— For Atlantic
Highlands. Sf>a Bright. Monmouth Beach,
I-ong Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
&c. Lv. Pier 81. K. R.. Foot W. 42<1 ST.:
—9.55 a. m.. 12.30. 3.10. 4.15 and <"45
p. m.. Atlantic Highlands Pier only). Sun
days, ft. 3o a. m., 1. 00. 7.45 p. m. Leave
Pier 10. N. R., Foot CEDAR ST. :— lO 20
a. m., 1.00. 3.45. 4.45 and <S.lO p. m.. At
lantic Highlands Pier only). Sundays.
10.00 a. m.. 1.30 and 8.10 p. m.
Time, tables may be obtained at following
offices: Liberty St.. <W. 28d St. Te! Chel
sea 3144). Piers 10 and 81 N. R.. « Astor
House. 245. 434, 1300. 1354 Broadway. IS2.
22T>. 281 Fifth Ay.. 2798 Third Ay.. 11l
West 125 th St.. 245 Columbus Ay.. New
York; 4 Court St.. 343. 344 Fulton 8>... 4*9
Nostrand Ay.. Brooklyn; 380 Broadway.
Wllltamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
ROYAL BLiUE L.INE TrvAINS.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections In New Union Station.
Washington, with all Lines Poutb
Leave »w York Daily. 23d St Llb'y Bt-
WASHINGTON. Slpers. 11.50 pm 1.30 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. 750 am B.ooam
WASHINGTON. Dicer 8.50 am 10.0U am>
(Farlor car N. Y. to Richmond. Va.)
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11. 80 am 12.00 n' n
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1.60 pm 2.00 pra
"ROYAL LTD.." Dinar. 8.80 pm 4. 00 pm
Washington. Buffet. e.sopm 7.00 pa
Throujrh Dally Trains to ths West.
CHICAGO, PITTSRITRO. 7.60 am 800 sn»
CHICAGO. COLfMBI'S. 11.50 am 12.00 n'n
PITTSBrRG. CLEVEL'D. S6O pm 4.00 pra
"PITTSBURfI limited." 6.50 pm 7.00 pm
CIN..PTXOT-IP,Longv., 11.30 pm 130 am
CIN..ST.LOrifi.LO'.TISV.. 8.50 am 10 00 am
CIN .ST.LOT-IP.IX>UISV.. 8.50 pm 600 pm
Offices: 24.V 434. 1300 Broadway. 6 Astor
House. K»S GreonwiW, St.. 22K Sth Ay.. 3»l
Grand St.. V. V. ; 343 Fulton St.. Brooklyn;
West 23d Si. and Liberty Rt.
After 6 p. tr.. Sleeping Car Reservaaons
and full Information regarding trains, etc..
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
B. * o. r. n.. 23d s»t. Terminal. 'Pbons
Number. Chelsea— 3l44.
N. T., K. H. A HARTFORD R. R.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
«2d St. and 4th Aye.. as follows for
Boffin via N"w London & Prov. — tt l ! 10:00,
•x!! 10:02 A. M.. tt:;l:0O. •x|ll:03.x |l l:03. *x[\2:oo.
tt!'B:(iO. •«■ 5:02. »^12.00 P M. : via Wllli
inartlc—ttß:os A. M t2:01 P. M. : via
Epf. t9IB A. M.. •|!U:oa 'I^.OO. »ll:00
P. M.
l-akevl!!e * .Vorf.— t^ft:«o A. M. : t3:2« PM.
Ot. Barrlngton. Ptockbrldge. Lenox. Pltts
fl ia_t4:!S4. ( t*9:oo A. M.. t»:2« P. M.
Ticket ofTlces at cGd. Cent. Pfn and
*126tfi St.. also at c24fl. 1200. c 1354 B'war.
c 25 Union Bq.. clB2 «th Aye.. c 245 Col.
Aye.. c 563 Bth >ye.. c 64» Mad. Aye.. clOa
W. J2«ith St.. ?788 3d Aye. In fVklyn. C 4
Cour*. Pt.. 479 Nostrand Aye.. M*l E'way.
•Dsl'.y. tExcept Pundtfys. IStops at 12flth
St. xPtops at 128 th St. Sundays only.
tParlor Car Llmrted. liHas dining car.
«Parlor and Bleeping Cax tickets also.
LEG!! .(BIN VALLEY.
Foot of W. 23d A: ' ortlsndt & Desbroties B.
• Dally. Sunday: »7.25. b9.^5. e7.45. d9.4i. n5.25. x.^■4^
\\ L.V.N.T ..A Lv V..8
Buffalo KxpreM I «r7.4Oam 'e7.50 a m
iluffttlo-Chtcago Kxprem. | a b9.« a « 1 'd9.SO a m
ttilcapo-Tf>roni.>Kvpre»B : '35.M p M •\.V4ohii
Tiir: niTFFAi.o TBA IS. I ''. V. P m '» on p m
Ticket Office*: 3i5 and iii>t ltn.adway.
DOMESTIC SIHATIOXS WAXTEDi.
aisle.
ATTENDANT. NURSE. —Tears' experience
of locomotor ataxla. paralysis, rheuma
tism, niags.-iRc. electricity, exercises, with
invalid gentleman; highest references:
terms moderate. Address Gerlaeh,, 383
East 136 th st.
BfTI.Kr..- -First class; competent; colored;
best city referencea; .'! \f«r« las<t pla. — . In
private family, to go in country. Address
Hazel. 43 Weft 68th at.
BUTLER or VALET. Swiss; agci 2;t; Inn*
pxprrien. ••. r ! reference*; ko auywher--.
1. Giordan, 224 Easl 4ni!i st.
BCTLER. — Toung man as workins butler
In i.rlvate family; city reference. Rob
erts. 4H!» West 30th st.
El-TLKRS Br.<i USEFUL KEN: city or
country; best references; *2.'» S4O. Swed
ißh-Amerlfiin I>omestio Kxcliange, l.T.t Kast
30th ft. Tel. 4. r >«4— Madi?on.
BUTLER.— Japanese; conipetent; in private
family, city or country; has g<>.,J <>xi>eri
ence. T B. YoslilJa, lf'27 Broad St..
Newark. N. .r
CARETAKERS. Man and wife; no chli •
iiren; would tak*- rare of residence for
summer: l>esi references. Address Hague,
11". Kast llOih si;
CARETAKERS. — Married couple. take
care of private house, reference. K'an-
Bg.in. 244 Bas- 4t;th st.
CARETAKER — Exceptionally hljth r«-f»r
ences as <• K»r J.« character, trustworthy —
n»f=s and every essential. C. Rlley, 96
Clermonl aye., Brooklyn.
CHEF. — Frerch cook, lately landed; be?t
references; private famirj-. Address
Adam. 103 W>st 64th st.
COOK Yacht sailor, plain cook; on small
boat. Al references. T. O. R>db*rg. 4i!9
W«st 10th St.
COACHMAN.— BeSI ehy and country refer
ences: just disengaged: former employer
ran be seen, willing to K n anywhere; mar
ried, two children. Concagh. 448 West 49th
st rest .
COACHMAN. Scotch, 27. single: thor-
J. I-orse. M Rogers aye.. Brookbn.
COACHMAN. — Harrlsd, no family, thor
oughly conipetent and trustworthy In
every respect; out o n acconat of death;
xi-ritt»n ano 1 personal reference. Sullivan,
27 Wtst 13Bth st.
COACHMAN. — Toung man; single: good
personal references; Rood city drlv»r.
city or country; willing to be useful. P.
J. ' A.. 2") West 60th si.
COACHMAN and ireful man. charrbermaid
and walUess: your.g Scotch couple; mar
ried, no chi'dren; handy with tools; well
recommended. Carpenter's Bureau. 154 6th
aye.
COACHMAN, useful man or farmer; young
Irlfh co-jplf-: m child (Infant); wife
board help; best reference. Carpenter's Bu
reau. 1M Cth aye.
COACHMAN. -I-ady Riving; up horsex de
sires to secure plac* for her coachman,
■who h«s served faithfully many years . is
a capable driver: honest, sober and reliable
In every particular. Address Mrs. J. F.
Knapp. Hotel Savoy.
COACHMAN or r. ROOM.— By neat. tidy.
smooth faced Irishman; careful, reliable;
will be useful anything needed: excellent
reference. Carpenter's Bureau, 154 6th ay«.
COACHMAN or CHAtIFFKUR. — Present
en-ployer can be s<?n; neat. careful
driver, strictly sober. Address T. I-.. 86.
Tribune Uptown Office. 1364 Broadway.
COACHMAN. — Disengaged June I; country
preferred; thorough horseman: superior
city recommendations; economical manager;
absolutely boI>«t; courteous, willing, trust
worthy: single: wages. $40 arid board-
Powers, I^s East 80th st. (recent em
ployer's). x
COACHMAN.— Irish. L'C; In the rountry.
wt..re an honest, sober man will I.c ap
preciated; «'"< l reftreneas; wages j:«l to
$4<>. J. M. Curley, J7^7 2d a\e . care of.
Graves.
COACHMAN. — Lady closing her stable.
wishes to secure permanent country posi
tion for- her coachmen, »bo ,» honest,
tier and competent. .T. O'Brien, Short
Hill*. N. J.
COACHMAN. GARDENEn.— SIncIe. expe
rlenced l«olh branches; private family:
year round; can furnish best reference
fast place. B. M.. 147 East 39th st.
COACHMAN -C4ty, rountry: be»t r»f»r
enct; f-xrellent driver; aced .10. .<?,, oo
lumbin StatiK 107 Went J>»ith st.
COACHMAN.— Single; (.tout build: disen
gaged on account of faintly breaking up:
nine yearn" reference; trustworthy and re
liable; had charge of private Mable. John
V . Tribune Uptown Office. 13H4 Broadnay.
COT'PIX »ant petition in country; »lf«
.iressmaWer. husband plumber; can do all
repair*; have one. chlH. three ytiri old.
lysUKhran. 215 Kast .V*h »t.
FARMER- — T'-unc married man as farm
hao<T on gentleman* pl»ce ; co e.xr»rl
eoc«; some knowledge of hrrjes Address
£eth Burgh. 14 North H*nrf at . Brooklyn.
FARMER or STABLEMAN.—B y mldllt
age<i nan. Address A. R.. Box 17. Trib
uiw Offlc*.
PCBLIC KOTICB*.
CITT OF NEW TORK— BOARD Of Es
timate and Apportionment, — public - no
tice is hereby given that at a meeting of
the Boai-1 of Estimate and Apportionment.
held April 24, 1908, th« following petition
was received:
To the Honorable Board of Estimate and
. Apportionment or The City or New
Tork:
The petition o; Ite Hudson and Long
Island Traction Company respectfully
shows :
First— your petitioner is a street
surface railway corporation, duly organized
and existing under the laws of the. Stat»
of New York, and proposes to construct a
line of street surface railway In the Coun
ties of New York and Queens and across
the. Blackwells Island Bridge, connecting
the Boroughs of Manhattan and Queens In
The City of Sew York and t-tate of New
York.
Second— petitioner now desires to
obtain from your Honorable Board ana
hereby respectfully applies for Its consent
to a grant of the right, privilege and fran
chise to construct, maintain and operate a
single or double track street surface rail
road for public use in the conveyance or
persons and property for compensation in.
upon, along and over the surface of cer
tain streets, avenues, highways, roads and
public places in the Boroughs of Manhat
tan and Queeca and across the Blackwellti
Island Bridge, of which the following is a
description:
Beginning at a point at the Intersection
of West Forty-second street with Twelfth
avenue. In the Borough of Manhattan. City
of New York, running thence norther.
over, upon and along said Twelfth avenue
to the intersection of said Twelfth avenue
with West Forty-third street, thence ex
tending easterly over, upon and along said
West Forty-third street to the Intersection
of said West. Forty-third street with Kiev
enth avenue; thence extending northerly
over, upon and along said Eleventh avenue
to the intersection of wild Eleventh ave
nue with West Fifty-seventh street: thence
extending easterly upon, over and along
-aid West Fifty seventh street to the in
tersection of Fifth avenue and West Fifty
seventh street; thence extending easterly
and crossing said Fifth avenue over, upon
and along East Fifty-seventh street to the
Intersection of said East Fifty-seventh
street with Second avenue; thence extend
ing northerly over, upon and along said
Second avenue to a point on second avenue
opposite the plaza or the Blackwells Is. and
Bridge; thence extending easterly over.
upon, along and across said plaza ana
upon, along and across said Blackwells
Island Bridge, and upon, along and across
the plaza of said bridge In Long Island
City, Borough of Queens. New Tort City.
and crossing all avenues or streets Inter
secting said proposed route.
Third — said corporation proposes to
operate paid proposed railroad by such mo
tive power as may be lawfully employed.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that
public notice hereof and of the time and
place when and where this application -mill
be first considered be given as required by
law. and that the desired consent be grant
ed in accordance with th» provisions of th»
Greater New York Charter.
Pated April ft. lf<Oß. _ ,_, _
[Seal.l HUDSON AND 1/>.W ISLAND
TRACTION COMPANY".
By FREDERICK K. MOKRIS, President.
Attest:
ARTHUR C. HUME, Secretary.
State of New York, County of New T< rk.
ss. :
Frederick K. Morris, being duly sworn.
deposes and says: That he Is the President
of the Hudson and Iv^ne Island Traction
Company, the petitioner named in the fore-
•ing petition; that he has read the fore
going petition and knows th» contents
thereof; that the same is true of his own
knowledge, except as to the matters there
in stated to be alleged upon Information
and belief, and as to those, matters he be
lieves It to be true.
FREDERICK K. MORRIS.
Sworn to before me this Oth day of April.
IPOs. L. M. luiRUND.
Notary Public. No. 171. New York County.
— and at a meeting held May 1. lI^KV the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, the foregoing petition from the
Hudson * 1.-.ns: Island Traction Company,
dated April (•. IS" 4 *, was presented to the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment at a
meeting held April 24. IflOft
Resolved, that In pursuance of law this
Board sets Friday, the 12th day of June.
IT«">S. at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoi n. an'l
Room 16 in the City Hall. Borough of
Manhattan, as the time and place when and
where such petition shall be first consid
ered, and a public hearing be had thereon,
at which citizens shall be entitled to ap
pear arid be heard; and be it further
Resolved, that the Secretary is directed
to cause such petition and these resolutions
to be published for »t least fourteen tl4>
days In two dally newspapers in The City
of New York, to be designated by f!'«
Mayor, and for at least ten ilf> : days in the
"City Record" Immediately prior to such
date of public hearing. The expense of
such publication to be borne by the peti
tioner.
JOSEPH HAAG. Secretary.
.New York. May 1. 19" S.
DOMESTIC SITIATIONS WAMEU.
stela
GARDENER.— Scotch; «inp>; temperate;
thoroughly competent all branches; care
greenhouse, vgetable and flower gar.ieus.
lawns, shrubs, etc; excellent references.
Gardener. Box 32. Tribune Uptown < iffKe.
1.V.4 Broadway.
GARDENER; 38 wars old and single;
must he a good job; references furnished
Thompson, . r '."4 Gates Bt., Albany, N. V.
GARDENER desires place where thorough
ly competent man is needed; single; mid
dle ajtefi; mate particulars. P., care of
Gregory. Mamaroneck, N. Y.
GARDENER —By young Scotchman: mar
ried; has ha.i nine rears' experience in
fruits, flowers and vegetables on largt
estates In Scotland; best of references fur
nished. Address Jan;.- Allan. Watei
Wash.
GARDENER. Sinpl- prlrat* sardet
derstands flowers, lawns. tre*s. , ii r > or
Country; .an .nllk cow. Ada. hi. Japanese
Mission, 3.'!«> East 57th st.
OARPKXKF! Married, no children: com
petent all branches: utrlctly sober: besl of
references. l?n\ 390, Moonl Kisco, N I.
HOUSEMAN. — In private family; sober,
willing and obliKins. ref- rence. Joseph
Conroy. 2345 3d a\e.
HANPY MAN Swiss; knows a Httle "f
everythlnß; ro an\«l:»re; two rears' beat
reference from la.«: place. P. J> r.lrjn. 224
East 4nth St.
JAPANESE COOK, Ions: experience; in pri
vate family or clubhouse or on yacht,
iiteward-cook; B' 1 iny where; excellent ref
erence. R. V . 1721 Vino St.. Philadelphia.
JANITOR. — Toting couple; experlencs in all
repairs- carpenter, paint* r, pap.-rhane^r:
one or more houses. Stlbnjr. 190 East 4th
street.
H*RRIKT> COUPLE. — Man aa driver anl
handy man: ■wife a? c~ik or upstairs
girl: Rood reference*. Inquire C B. Owens.
130 Oth ki.. Brooklyn.
NURSE.— English male would like position
with nervous case or invalid: S menths
last case. Mrs. Herbert. 907 2d aye.
USEFUL MAN. COOK. LAUNDRESS.—
'Man and wife, colored: city or country;
man as usaful man; wife as cook, lain
dress; Southern references B. H. Will
iam*. 213 West 27th st.
USEFUL MAN. 2«: h n n*st. reliable; in
private house; speaks French r. - -
Mcjmarian. 137 Kast 2fith st.
USEFUL OUTDOOR MAN. —By excep
tionally neat Swiss; intelligent, well rec
ommended; understands gardening, lawn,
care of cattle, etc. Irwtr. s Bureau. 77
West 11th ?t.
Femala-
AMERICAN WIDOW (Protestant). In hotel
"or private family: care of invalid, llren
room or charge of help: or caretaker. M.
C. 8., Tarry town Postoffice. N. Y.
CHAMBERMAID.— By North of Ireland
Protestant girl, who has lived out In
England; nicely trained: moderate Traces
to begin. Flaherty's Office. 4S.*> Columbus
aye. Tel. 741— River.
C'HAMBKRMAIP and WAITIUCSS. Neat.
oblisj'ng girl; K0..3 referencs. moderate
wages el'v or country. N. <"*.. Mis. Col
lier' AK-ncv 122 West 2.-.d St.
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS. —
Neat, capable young Protestant woman;
good referent**: city or country. C. J.,
Mrs. Collier's Agency, 122 West 23d st.
CHAMBBRMAXD. — Toaag woman: wtUbw
to attend othor duties, sareral i*ar''
excellent referen.es, . Ity or cunfry. no
card?. Byrne. I<X> Kast 54th st.
CHAMBERMAID or PARI-ORMAID. -Flr-t
class; Swedish; excellent references; clty
or any distance out; $25. Swedish-Ameri
can Domestic Exchange, 139 East 30th st.
Tel. 45G4— Madison.
COOK —By woman; In hotel «.r K>ar.iti«;
house; , ; ity or country"; lefercacs sirs.
I'gan. fv4.'» West 57th st.
COOK —Swedish girl. neat, good tempered;
excellent cook; best references: \va<re<>,
130 has friend chambermaid, wages. $-•!■
Osterberg/s Bureau, IM I>-xlngton aye.
tel.. UM l'la.'H. _
COOK CHAMBERMAID AND WAIT
" REBS-— Two Swedish cirls; thoroujfhly
experienced, competent: best of references;
•rues $"J. > *•-"" Osterbenfs Bureau. 710
Lexington aye. Tel. lUK-Fla«a.
COOK First Class; unn^rstands plain an
fancy cooking; very fin.' baker, entree*,
and all Crsaen desa»rU; najM KM to $n.'..
references Flaherty'* Office. 4V. Columbus
aye. Tel. 741— Plver.
COOK and assist with laundry; other
' chambermaid »nd waitress; two caj.aW<»
F{nl»n<l gUls; good references. Jusslla Bu
reau. t»>o Lexington aye.
COOK." Flr«t clap*: <^er?r^n. French. EnR-
I'sh eooktns: has friend parlormaid and
waltrem; also first class laundress; nurse,
and nous-worker: »>«m Jl6 Morrow's
Bureau. 721 Lexington aye.. cor. .%Sth »t.
Tel. 102S— riaza.
COOKS. — By twn very nlc» Swedish girls;
eicellent cook»; can take full rharf*
M»f of references from prominent city
families: «»f«s $4"» and $V». Osterher? a
Bureau. Tl« Lexlng'on •▼• . te!.. 10ft.%
Plsza
COOKB — Sfeillsh an 4 Finnish; with or
without kltchenmalds: city or country:
excellent rt-ferencea; JV>-s4il s«edls. K .-
Amerlcan rVime«t!~ Erc(<an«;e. no East
80tb it. Tel. 4id*— ilaiitoa Squat*.
PCBLJC NOTICES.
CITY OF NEW IORK.
Bo*rd of Estimate and Apportionment.
Public notice Is hereby *iven tb»t at a
meeting of the Board of EsiUnate and Ap
portionment, held May 15. IS»W>. th« ioi
lowing; petition was received.
To the Honorable Board or Estimate »ad
Apportionment of the- City or >«"
The petition of the NASSAU ELECTRIC
RAILROAD COMPANY respectfully shows:
1. Your petitioner Is a. street «urfa-~s
railroad corporation duly cr«aim*4 »nd «x
iftlng: under the laws of the State of New
York, and has duly made a"d tii»4. pur*"
•m to Section too of the Railroad Law, a
statement of the names and description of
the streets, roads, avenues, highways and
private property in or upon aM .-. •' •»
proposed to construct, maintain and cperat*
extensions or branches of Its railroad as
herein set forth.
2. Your petitioner desires to obtain from
the City of New York and hereby respect
fully applies for Its consent to a gTant of
the franchise or right to use certain
streets, reads, avenues, highways or public
grounds within or belonging to the City of
.New York for the construction and opera
tion in and upon the surface thereof exten
sions or branches of Its street surface rail -
road to consist of a double or single track
surface railroad (Including necessary poles,
wires, conduit!), connections, switches, sid
ings, turnout*. crossovers and suitable
stands, equipment or other structures nec
essary for the accommodation acd opera
tion cf said railroad by the overhead or
ether system cf electricity or other motlv*
power which may be lawfully used upon
the same;, for public u»e and conveyance
of persons and property for compensation.
3. . The following Is a description of th*
said tain streets, roads, avenues, high
ways, driveways, or public ground within Or
belonging to the city of New York. in.
through, upon and along which your peti
tioner desires to extend Its railroad, to wit:
Beginning at th/ terminus of its present
track on the easterly side of Flathush Ave
nue between Atlantic Avenue and Fourth
Avenue; thence along Flatbush Avenue tr>
Fourth Avenue, and running thence in a
westerly direction across the tracks of the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company on Fiat
bush Avenue, and making a suitable con
nection therewith to Fourth Avenue: thence
■ long Fourth Avenue to Atlantic Avenue,
and along Atlantic Avenue to Flatbu-h
Avenue, and making a suitable connection
with the tracks of the Brooklyn CItT Rail
road Company at the Intersection Flat
bush Avenue and Atlantic Avenue
4. Your petitioner proposes to operate trie
railroad to be constructed upon said streets
and aver.ties by th.* overhead trolley system
cr by any other motive power other than
steam locomotive power which may be ap
proved by The Public Service Ct.mml.-ston
of the First District and consented to l>y
the owners of property bounded upon said
routes as provided by law.
Wherefore your petitioner pray-; that
public notice herein of the time and place
when and where this application will be
first considered be given, as require.! by
the provisions of Pertion 92 of «.«► Ra.l-o«.l
Law and of all other laws applicable there
to, and that the desired consent cr grant b,
embodied In the form nt a contract with
all the terms and conditions as to compen
*ation and otherwise In accordance •»*»*•
provisions of th» Oreater N»r York C>iar
ter and the laws of the Matt* .
PaW at the norough of Broo*,jn. «_ny
TH^'NA^Ar^^n^ RAILROAD
COMPANY.
By JOHN E. BORNE. President.
A Y"i' : SVNFORP. aas*t Secretary.
Clty - and tat of New York. County of
J.- 1 hn rS X, Boras; b»lnsr duty sworn (•-;
the ■"'xASSAT-^F.'I.K.TTII.-'' RATT.ROAn
COMPANY, the petitioner named In th
foregoing petition; that he KM read J£
fnr-Jrnlng petition and knows the contents
hereof : that the same is Wtfljlj
knowledge event as to the matters therein
.tatTd to b- alleged upon Information and
belief, and that a* to Ihnoe matter, *»_•»;
lleves It to he tree; thar the reason why
his verification is not ma* by '"" *""«';
tione- Is that It Is a corporation: that th
rt.nonent !« an -vffic-r of the said rorpora
?AT™ wit: It, President, and that the
grounds of hi, Irformation In regard tn the
matters stated in the foree olng P-'UI^ *>
knowledxe. ar- sf-.r-m-nrs made h >" ■". ' ' '
or ai,in of tp- eortx»ratloti to him as
iSP™ to before m» tM- Stti da« of May.
1W T }X FKNNTVr.Tnv.
Notary PuMlc. Kings County.
City and State "of Sim York. County of
On K tn?s\',thW of Mar. In th# year *>"•
2SS&*S«L 1 «S "^rne^r SS
kn-nrc. who. brlre- by m » ,!.:!v •w-rr, <M.
o, leh nf Manhattan. City of ,£e*»V T»r*:
' Jfanhattan ' Itv r.j n -« York.
that he Is the P-»-ld»nr ef The N"" 1
Ele-tric Railroad Company, the corporation
described In and which executed the for
going Instrument: that he '■"'"V *'* •*
Fald corporation; that the seal affix'd M
MH Instrument wa, j .uch • •• < ■
that it was so affixed by order of and^si
of nirecto-s nt said corporation, and that
«- -»«• his name T bkn"iv^v^' : "
Notary Public. Kings County.
Approved as to form.'
ar.n r> yfomax?. B. c.
—ami the following resolutions wer» " •— -
Wherefls. the fr-regolng petition from
Nassau Electric Railroad Comnanv "****'
Ma- 4 lfVis. was pre-»rte^ to the Board M
Estimate »nd .Apportionment at a m»et!ng
"OSS^iEr* n-sua.ce c* law Ihb
Hoard set, Frldav. the 12th day of June
K,ne a t 1O:*IO o'clock in the foremen, and
rjoom 16 In the Cltv Hall. Borough "'
Manhattan. a« the time and place when and
where Mich p'-tttion shall he first consid
ered and 11 public hearing b» had thereon.
at which cltt7»n* shall be •ntltlerl to ap
pear anrl '.-c beard: «n<l be It further
Re«otved that the Sec— tsrv Is directed
to cause auch petition and theso resolution,
»o be pT.h'lshe.! for at !e:»st fourteen >t«i
,!,.-. in two nailv newspapers In The '' v
.-..- New Tors:, to he designate,! r, v *'"*
Mayer -mi- for at least f " »M* ( I- " In
the' "I'ifv Record" ImrrerllateTv i ">
«.ich ■at* of m>bHr hearinir. The npwoj
nf such puMiCJ»t|on to he home by the rett
tlrner JOSEPH HA AC Secretary.
Yew Tork. Mix- 13.. If>«* "
DOMKSTK SITCATIONH « ANTED.
Female.
CO'~>K. — Gcnaaa: first class; youne woman;
jjood baker; seal refers* as; waR»». J-"5.»-
S4O 4 -all at t-ane * Poecherer Co.'s Bu
reau. 4.V4.1-47 West 33d St.
TOUHR Fnglish wfrran. e\
references M . Hofmayar's Bnrean, 193
Weal 23d st Tatepaoaa, after 1" a m..
COOK ANI> WArPRBSS.— Bf mother and
daughter: to 20 to the :nf.r- . Writ-
M. ' n.. Bos *». Trtt>;ine Uptown Office. 13*54
Broadway.
COOK \Nl> LAUNDRESS; CHAMBER
MAID AND WAITRESS. -Two friends.
North of Ireland: excellent references; pri
vate family: no cards. Gtyaa, ISO West
nth st.
COOK Good rook, with or without plain
laundry: English Protestant woman;
sir.all family adults country J. W..
care Horann, 130 *wsl JOth M second
floor. >
COOK a' l I »T-NPRF?> — Excellent baker
and good family «.-*vik: vtry best refer
ences; .-if. or ■■■!■■■ M 8., Mrs. Col
liers Agency, 122 West 2M st.
COOK Strictly first class: very neat,
clean, economical; highest recommenda
tions; city or country. A. H.. Mr«. Col
liers Agency 1-2 West 2M M
COOK — Protestant; excellent reference.;
understands all brancHes of plain ■ and
fane* ..vkmr. *» «o $45; rity or
M M.. Mrs- Collier's Agency. 122 West
231 st. ; _
COOK LAUNDRESS; chambermaid and
waitress '»■' neat, obllgln? girls ; mod
erate wages: city or country. M. «.. Mrs.
Collier's Agency. 122 West 23<f st.
COUPLE Germans: woman first class
cook; man butler; good all aroun/1; h»v»
frteid kltcbenmaid no objection country.
Morrow Bureau. 721 ; Lexington aye.. cor
ner s>>th st. TeL 10-* I—Plaza,1 — Plaza,
COUPLE.— French; *> entire wo.-'< private
family city or country; another couple.
man butter. woman rook; city or country;
best references. Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lex
ington aye.. cor. ■•»■ Tel. 102*— Plaza.
DAT*fl WORK. $1 and carfare: best ref
erence. J. Weber, 3-« East 36th St.
FIRST CLASS cooks, laundresses, wait
resses, parlormaids. i chambermaids an 4
housemaids on hand: mostly Scandlnavlaa
and German help: reference* strictly In
vestigated. Scandinavian Emp. Bureau.
141 Lexington aye.. between S9t2> and 60t!i
its. TeL 4897— P!»n.
GENERAL HOI.'SEWORK. —By good,
smart young Irish girl; neat and quick
about her work. also have two green girls,
very willing. Flaherty's Office, 485 Colum
bus aye. Tel 741— P.tver.
HOUSEWORK. —Two German girls to da
work 't small family: young, clean,
ptrens. •! . Hofmayer'*. Bureau. 1."3 West
2.1*1 st. Please call after li> a. m.
HOUSEWORK OK COOK. LAUNDRESS.
— Young Irisk girl; good co*. H., Hof
mayer'i Bureau. 133 West "M a) Tele
phone, after li) a. m.. I«ti4 Chelsea.
HOUSEWORK ER. — Young woman, an gen ■
eral hous«work«>r in country;. New Yorlt
Plate preferred; no laundry work: refer
ences. Address. 415 Lenox *•.<-.
HOUSEKEEPER or LADTS MAID.—C«
liab'.e Of taklne entlro charge of house,
raterlrie. marketing; good dressmaker, hair
dresser; speaks French an! English; ex
reliant referrnce. M. M . Miss nilOssS. Ml
Bureau. SIC sth »ye.. cor. 41' d.
HOUSEWORK KR. — Very neat; three years*
references; city or country. S. m. Mrs.
Collier's Agency, 122 West 2M st.
HOfSKKRF.PBR. — Toons cultured woman
as managing hou»«keeper: city or coun
try; Rowl reference. Address Housekeeper,
Room !•->. IMI Broadway.
INFANTS NfRPE.-Reiiahle North nt Ire
land Protestant: experience; rake charge;
brine up on bottle; understand* all foods:
,■•> reference; mages. $30. Nurse. 322 Eaat
I:sth st.
- - MBNMAID: I'SEFi:L. r.lßU— Ntes
\nunu >«edlsh ft'l: »pe»k» English, very
icoiid references. O*terb«r« « Bureau. 719
Lextnpton aye.. t»l.. lOfliV— PUra
U.VDIES' MAlD— French; youac -"ftnan:
(tr«vl ha!rdre»»er. »«»»r an.l traveller;
best reference*: *af». J-V». Call at Larta;
* floechver Co.'a Bur«*u. 49-15-17 West
#
jtbuc 9OTICZ9.
NEW TORS «UPRBM3 COURT 9th J**
dlclal District. Wastcheatar CouatT— '
XBNSICO RESERVOIR. Section No. 10.--
Notlc* of «ppllcatloa for th« •ppolntfflent oz
Commliwhniri of Appraisal
Public notlc* Is hereby a+rea tJ«a«« »
the Intention of th» Corporation Counsalol
The City of New Tone to -r.<« *ppHca'..or»
to the Supreme Court of !£• State of *'
Tor* for the appointment of Cornrnls»lon«r*
of Appraisal under Chapter 724 of tJs« *^ w *
of IMS as amended, Such application will
be made to the Suprtme Court at a Sporta*
Term thereof to be held in and for tho »
Judicial District at th» Court Kons«. la
the Village of Whit* Plains. W«stc!;es?ef
County. N. T.. 00 the 20th day of June.
1908. at ten o'clock In the foreaasw of «M»
day or as soon thereafter as Counsel cast &•
heard. The object of such application 1» to
obtain a.a order of the Court sppoWIJJg?
three disinterested and competent freeho.
ers. one of whom shall reside In tha County
«f New York and at least one of whew*
•hail reside la the County where the real
•■•at-. hereinafter <!escrl^e'i !s situated ff»
act as Commissioners of Acpralsal under
said Act and discharge at; the duties con
ferred by th» said act and the acts amenda
tory thereof upon such commls»l< riers 01
appraisal for the purpoe» of provl-MnaT aa
additional »upply of cure and wtiolasutwa
water for the City of New York.
The real estate sought to be takes or
affect-4 Is situate.] In the Town of Mount
Pleasant. County of Westc&csttr and S'j;i
of New Yoik.
The fallowing Is a description of v .# roal
estate to be acquired In fee together wits •>
reference to a-.e date and fcUce of filing a€
tae map.
All those certain pieces -- parcels of r«*l
estate sltuati»d In the Town of Mount P".es»
an». County ?t Westchester and Statu em
New Tom. show, 1 on a map entltl«<l
"Southera A^uedujt Department. Section
No. 10. Board of W»Kr Supply of tae>
City of .vyw Tork. Ma& of real e*tar- situ-
a > »'i In the Town of Mount Pleasant. County
of Westehester and State of New York. to
b« acquired by the City of New York under
the. provisions of Chapter 714 of the Laws'
of 1905. aa amended, for the construction
of Kenslco Reservoir and appurtenances,
from Barrett St. to the vicinity of Higr»
at.™ which man -was filed In the ofll • ot
the Register of the County of Weatchester.
at White Plains. New York, on the «t!»
day of Apri!. 190« as Map Number 1792:
which parcel* are bounded, and described as
follows:
Beginning at tht south-west corner of
Parcel No 7!H at the p^tnt of Intersection
of the center lines of Pleasant Place an«
Commercial Avenue. In the northerly line of
real estate section No. 9. Southern Aqua
«Suct Department, the map of which BscMssl
was filed in th« off>/-e of the Register of th-»
County of Weatchester. at 'White P'.alna.
N. T.. on the «th day of Apr!!. 19»* —
running thence partly alons; tba northerly
line of said section, along the- center lln»
of said Commercial Avenue, and partly
along the westerly line of said parcel. N.
ll* C 9' W. «m.B f»et to tee point of Inter
section of said center line with the center
line of a street running from Commercial
Avenue to Adallne Avenue; thence along
the center line of said street and th-» pro
duction thereof and continuing along the)'
northerly line of section No. » and th«
westerly line of parcel No. 70*. S. 7S* 01"
W. 2SO.T feet, crossing: AdaVlna Avenue "»"
a. point In the westerly line thereof: thenc«>
alon; said line, and continuing along th»
westerly line of parcel No. 79« and tha>
northerly line of Section No. 9. t»e follow-
In;; courses and distances: N. 9* 01 W.
15*4 feet. N. 15* 01 W. 31.3 feet. N. 5'
i" W. 74.7 feet. N. XT 44* W. 32. 3 fast,
N. 14* !•-■ W. 112 « fe»t N. 7* 37* W. I'M. t
•sat N. 12* 4.V W. «4 feet and N. 10* 32'
W. ■ 4 feet to the most southerly point o?
parcel No. 793; thence partly aloi -• th^
westerly line of said parcel, and continuing
along the northerly line of section No. 9.
N. 10* 52* W. 4«4 feet to the south-east:
corner of parcel No. 735; thence along thj
southerly line of saM parrel, and continu
ing alon< the northerly line of said section.
the following courses and distances: S. *&"
34' W. 44.4 feet. S. *7 ' 14" W. 24 9 fe*t.
N. S6' 21' W. 144 .1 feet. S. SO* 17' W. 33 3
feet .- 73* 10' W. 79.4 feet. S. 72' IV W\.
,',f. 4 feet. S. w 21* W. •<» » feet and 3
70* 22* W. NT 9 feet to the north— west cor
ner of said section, at the south-west cor
ner at said parcel No. JIB: thence mm th*
westerly line of said parcel. N. 14* 49' E
JBg, feet to the north-west corner of same:
thence along the northerly lines of sal 1 !
parcel and parcel No. 704. N. 73* 01* T.
6<50. feet to the north corner of said
parcel No 7!M. in "r.m w»s-»r!v SBH af be
fore mentioned* Adalln- Avenue, said pome
being also the nnrth-west corner si beforw
mentioned par' No 7**?; thence partly
along the northerly line of said v*r c «' ?* <> -
79«. N. 78* Of E. SO feet, .-rossing Adalta*
Avenue, to the north-we«t corner of pare- 1
No. 771. at the south-east corner of saUi
Avenue and Hlkli Street: thence along tS«
southerly line of said street and the north—
- .»» of s'ti 1 : «." »1 iM parc-ls Noe.
702. 791 and ??*• N. W 01" E. 3f*- fees
to the north-east corner of said parcel No
7!V>. at the south-west corner of said street
and Columbus Avenue: thence assss] th**
westerly line of said avenue and the east
erly lines of said parcel and parcels Nos
7S». 7*B. 7*7 7*>4. 777 and 77S S. ll* 59' T.
45i'».; feet, crossing Norwood Street. _to tru
south-east corner of said parcel No. »»3. as
the north-west corner of said C»lumlro*
\v«itie and .' osssi Street; thence alons;
the westerly Him of said avenue product
<? 11* 59' E. '•"' fe*»t to the northeast cor
ner rt parcel No 7«4. st •■- south-we?:
corner of said s're»t and avenue; thence
along the south»rlv line of saM street pro
duced N. 7<>" Of E. 60. f-ef so th» north
west comer of ssjpcal Nt ■>■", at the south
east corner of said street and avenue:
thence along the southerly line of sail
fitreet. the northerly Puss of said parcel
No "60 and parcels N .s. 7RI and 76**.
partly along th» southerly lln» of parcel
>>-,-i 79". and along the southerly line off
parcel No. 754. N. 7S* Of E. .111.7 feet.
crossing Sedgwlck Avenue, la the north
east comer of said parcel No. 7*t: thence
along th« east»r!y lin-s of sat.! parcel ant
parcels NV>*. 744. 743. 742. 7"3 and 702. an*
partly along the easterly line of parcel No.
7w 9 IT* 30' K. 2<X>.l feet. 1 12* m E.
.'OO."} feet. cros«lntr Sandford. !HVAJ*n Van
Brunt and Barrett .-•"■■••. and S 11* 4**
K. 22*. feet by the south-east crr*>r eff
said parcel No. 7P«. at the. north-east cor
ner of before mentioned section No. ft. li»
the center .f Morton Street; thence alon^r
the renter line of said street, the southerly
line of said pnreel and partly alon* *-•*
northerly line of saM section 1 »■ 01* tv.
641.3 feet orossing befor" men' -■- Se<Jir-»
wick Avenue, to the point of mfers 1
aff said center line of Morton Hissl wit**
the center line of Columbus \ en ie>, fhsaseaj
along th« center line af said avenue. N. 11"
".£»• W. 3^o. 1 fe»t so the point of intersec
tion of «ame with the .-en Baa of Barrett
street- thence along the center in* of sat*
street. P. 7** 01" W. is? 4 f« — to the join:
of Intersection of ■> >• with, the center Iswa
of Pleasant Place; thence along the center
Hn» of said Pleasant ItJsH and MCI i
tfnuing along the southerly line •.' parcel
No 70« and the north-rly line of Sortlaai
No. ;>. 9 17* 4."!' W. 136.3 feet to the point
or plar» of bssjbintnsj
The tern is tn as Djafrad by Hfcs C*t7 oS
N»w Tork In a!! th» nsd «s*tte parcels
No, «fw tn 7!W>. t»nh lattastia contained ?-»
Ike above description.
Reference Is Ms; mid* to Ms* said —an.
filed a.» aforesaid In •-» c-fTVe of Iks Kesris—
ter of •-« . ant) of r<-he3ter. for »
mor» detailed d«s"- r lpt|->n -• the re»t estatw
to he taken In fee as above described.
T>ate<l Ma. 4th. MM
FRANriS KEY PENDLFTTON. Corpcr*?l!»3
tbunat I nfJrs and fwJl C"Rce Address.
Ban ©I Wscwts. Conner ■■* Chamber*
and Centre Streets. Borough of Man
hattan, yew Tori City.
DOMESTIC SIT! \novi HVNTIDi
Temiua.
COOK sad L-M'NDRES. ;t-CHAMBEE
MAID and WAITRESS rwo friends.
N'.-rth of Ireland; excel'enf references; pn—
v*te family; no cards. 'i!\nn. 1» WasC
I7th st.
LAINDRES^. — By ■-.;-».."- Oermari
worrwn; "- - • cla?.; best references: coun
try preferred. Jusjila Bureau, ttfrt Lexing
ton aye.
MMF JACQLIN. fi»"C «r>i aye. supplies
servants, all capacities: recommec'lei
help, all natir>nali'i^s. wanted.
NURSE. — N -' - German: reflne-i ynua?
woman; to child over t»u v»id; »■» i
sewer; best references -wages. *39 Csl! as
I ansj * ■?»"■ Co. '» Bureau. 43— 1£— »T
West S.H. 1 si
N'R.-F By tralnei ran*; !n MMMrIMB;
or »ill ta!<» charge of nervous patient;
trod dlsp^sifirm ar.l sroo.l toranon sens*.
None, I.V. ■•'. »sl ! sth _!l- „
Ntk.-*t:KV tit>VERNESS. — Youns. compel
tent; will tak» entire charge ol two or
three children : well educated; all Er. s :isi
branches, drawing etc.: At r»f*r»ses. 6..
Miss l*ltxO«raiii'« Bureau. 0'« ;.:.i av<» .
cor.J2±
Nt'R.-:- — Superior: rtelloafe infar:» 2 sp*-»
.-ia;t> from birth preferred; besr vl:y ref
»renc»- ■>!■ f&* t r> I3i- Add»es» v.
Bauer." J.'..'. East si>th at.
NI '8.-i to grown chiHr'n: Kf'-i seam
stress; assist »U!i chamtwrivork: wilHns
and obliging: wages moderate: tttj or couj
try FlaT -r' OHce. -»!<> Columbus ava.
Tel. 741 River.
PARLORMAID" ti H.\MBERM\IP —Com
petent; Protestant: prl\ate faii-.'.t;.; cltr
or fountry: first cl<i.«s referrnct-. D^wson •
4.T.1 »t.
THREK >UR — First class cook. KOo I
baker; chambermaid an>t waitress; other
com;*t«r.t launi!res»: aJs your.* man. s«"i
■ (t«nerally usrfui; city, country.
Morrow* Bureau. T'Jl L#x!r.iv»^i *••*.. — * .
■i-r 5Mh st. TH-* VK»— ltma». '
TW( » IOCS C;iUL^.— »'ook. wash ar..i
Iron: other chambermatil and waitress.
(i seamstress: ha^e .rimtl zi^-i'j'e: t*> —
Kether or separate; city or out. Morrow' •
Hureau ~l\ Lexington aye . corner s.>th *t.
Tel. I--'- 1 * PUk«. .
WAITRESS. — Very ntat; strictly f!r«t
class, can taWi> tutler" place; *ir»!>nt
tefereniea; elty or country. B. H. Mr*.
Col!!*r^s Agency. _l22_West_S<l »t.
WAITRESS rtr»« lasa <••• wi!!tn< ti»"
assist chainbertnaiii: make* a!! kinds oT
naiads; best references: wa?e 9 . $-£l Oil
at 1-inV A Itoecherer Co.'s Bur«au. *3— lo-47
West Std st ; _
WAITRESS or fHAMBKRM.Via-YouC{
rlrr »p«alw «;«rman. F^pnch. It^ilan a:vt
Kn<!l»'h: references Al Writ* to Z. K. .
lrtT West 27th »t.
W \lTttE--»S*-CIIAMBERaAII>. —By nfat.
ttdy vourc lrt»h Kir!: ■- -' jood reffr
,r..-», takes --'•-! ,-»'■ of »11v»r and c!?!n»;
und*rt»*ntt« »ala>.l»: ware* S^> tt» ■-- Fa—
— ■ «>m • 4.5& Columbus ax» M "■»:
— Klver. ._____^_____________ —
TOUNG WOMAN. *tnrsK: Syi»»»f>r\»r.
good coflt. excellent Uundres*: cia bik»;
ha» brother mefti!. UTKJontind* «s"w«.
nor***, plain ir*r<l*cer. c:ty or cut. Mop
-- >» » Bur«au. T2I :^■s-.J•^B a x . c-nrnar
Mtt m Te!. Ml — Plaii.
YOUNG CLRLS ■«<irer«. as c>.aas!3*r*aM:»:
uu»:."«:. country praferrad. £**:*»»«,
3!? West r-'.3 at.

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